Ward S. Condelli, Ph. D., Joel A. Dvoskin, Ph. D., and Howard Holanchock, MA lnmates with
psychiatric disorders are a growing and difficult to manage population in federal and state …

Intermediate Care Programs were jointly established by the New York State Office of Mental
Health and Department of Correctional Services to reduce risk and better manage inmates …

Felons in a maximum security institution were administered the Eysenck Personality
Questionnaire to test the validity of Eysenck's theory of criminality on an American population. …

Felons in a maximum security institution were administered the Eysenck Personality
Questionnaire to test the validity of Eysenck's theory of criminality on an American population. …

The authors argue that the concept of personality has much to offer the field of criminology.
To this end, they used meta‐analytic techniques to examine the relations between antisocial …

As demonstrated by news events this year, hospitals are unfortunately not immune to the
risks of weapons or contraband being brought onto hospital premises. In just one month this …

List and thanks the many 1998 contributors to the American Psychological Foundation (APF),
which continues its mission to contribute to both the practice and the science of psychology …

The purpose of this descriptive study was to explore the role trauma exposure has on the
possible development of symptoms of Vicarious Traumatization (VT) in the lives of Board …

Institutional misconduct is a significant problem in prisons in the United States. Each year,
numerous inmates are written up for infractions ranging from minor to serious. The purpose of …

Many individuals incarcerated in the prison system suffer from mental health problems. As the
inmate population grows, correctional mental health professionals are being overwhelmed …